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Major Mono Display

Among the 44 monospaced families, Major Mono Display has the lightest regular-weight lowercase and the third-widest lowercase. It has no ascenders or descenders on its lowercase keys: the d stands no taller than the x, as in 111 other families in the library.

Outlines drawn from the MajorMonoDisplay-Regular file. The d and p keys carry no ascender or descender in this design. The dashed line is the median height of the x among the families drawn this way.

Measure, per 1,000 em	Major Mono Display	Median of 112 families without ascenders
Cap height (top of H)	696	701
Height of the x	696	671
Average width, a–z keys	740	536
Ink coverage, a–z keys	13.3%	42.0%

Where it sitsEvery monospace family is a dot

Cap height across the 44 monospaced families

560861

Just below: Ubuntu Sans Mono, Fira Mono; just above: Azeret Mono, Datatype

Average width of the a–z keys across the 44 monospaced families

4001,000

Just below: Azeret Mono, B612 Mono; just above: Digital Numbers, Sixtyfour

Weights and styles

A single static weight, Regular (400), with no italic.

Scripts3 subsets · families sharing each

Inside the file

In the measured file: 720 glyphs and 581 mapped Unicode characters; twelve OpenType feature tags.

Declared features: tabular figures, proportional figures, fractions, superscripts, ordinals, standard ligatures and case-sensitive forms.

Measured neighboursClosest in proportion; differences per 1,000 em

Aboretotaller cap height, narrower Bungee Outlinetaller cap height, narrower Castoro Titlingtaller cap height, narrower Syncopateshorter cap height, wider Julius Sans Onetaller cap height, narrower Codystartaller cap height, narrower

Outside the monospace class

Yuji Hentaigana Akaritaller cap height, narrower Yuji Hentaigana Akebonotaller cap height, narrower Cinzeltaller cap height, narrower

Rank every family against Major Mono Display